The Diaries |
November 29th 2008 |
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During the night, the wind rose, pushing some clouds, but they do not prevent us from admiring the extraordinary nocturnal sky. To rediscover the celestial arch is a luxury for the poor townspeople dazzled by neon’s of the night that we are. The Milky Way blocks the sky and the constellations shine brightly. Impatient, sometimes stressed, we do not look that often at the sky.
Happier than their three predecessors, of Tromelin finds on arrival a “handy” time and launches the canoe in question to send it to ground, under the orders of Mr. Page, one of the officers. The transhipment seems to be carried out without major difficulties; the seven surviving women and the eight month old baby immediately set off to the island of France where “La Dauphine” arrives on December 14, 1776. The seven women are declared free, but in spite of this indulgence their name of origin is taken away from authority: Semiavou from now on will be called Eve, usual violence which undoubtedly does not disturb its author. Think, with a stroke of the pen, deny a whole existence, what an importance! |